Anthony Martinelli, '01, Named a Young Gun by WV Executive
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Anthony Martinelli, '01, Named a Young Gun by WV Executive
Tony Martinelli, '01, keeps a screenshot of this message on his phone: “Take time to befriend people and endear yourself to them.”
“It’s to remind myself that, beyond the spreadsheets and meetings, people are at the heart of what we do, and I always need to make time for that,” Martinelli says.
Martinelli attended high school at The Linsly School in Wheeling.
“It was quite a financial strain on our family but was the best decision we could have made,” Martinelli says. “While difficult, being held to a standard of excellence has been something I have carried with me for my entire life. I played soccer and football, wrestled and ran track at Linsly. Sports and being part of a team taught me many lessons that I still use today.”